I'm using GBPVR 1.3.7 and installed these to try them out, but after installing, none show up anywhere. They do not show up in config/plugins nor the Main Menu. I have seen where at least a couple of these are being used under v1.3.7, so I had hoped that they might work for me, but no luck.
Anyone having success with any of these under v1.3.7?
Apologies for asking an age-old question...I do have a slightly different twist on it though!
I'm currently looking to change my GBPVR setup to a client-server one, as I'm currently running the backend and frontend on my fileserver, sitting behind my TV. It works, but it's not how I want it!
The server is a plenty powerful box (2xDualCore Xeons, 2GB RAM, Windows XP Pro), so I'll be using that to stream both live TV, recorded shows, and other video material (including HD content).
I know you can run the GBPVR frontend on something less powerful than my phone, but I'm quite out of date with current hardware requirements for HD stuff.
What I want is something that's going to be able to playback at least 720p .mkv's, obviously standard def stuff, and possibly in the future HD content through DVB-S2.
I've been looking at something like a ASUS M3A-H/HDMI with AMD Athlon 64 X2 5400+ (2.8GHz) - but I don't know if that's up to scratch? Between that processor and the onboard graphics, will they handle HD content?
I'm also ideally looking for something low-powered...don't wanna be breaking the bank with the power consumption...but it's not the end of the world. Most important is keeping the price down. I don't really want to be spending much more than £150 on the mobo, CPU and GFX.
Just a short note to report that I was able to get gbpvr running under the Windows 7 64-bit beta. The only issue I have is using it with HDHomerun. The latest installation software on the Silicondust web site contains both 32-bit and 64-bit drivers and doesn't give you the option of which one to install. So, it installed the 64-bit drivers, which run fine with VLC. However, it appears to be incompatible with gbpvr. I don't know if I'll pursue this problem any further, but I thought you'd be interested in hearing the results of my experiment.
Does anyone know how to confugure the appropriate ini file to add a video capture device that does not have a TV tuner and to include analogue sound from a separate source?
More specifically, I want to capture the video input from an nVidia Winfast A380 Ultra video card using the composite video input interface and the sound from my Creative Audigy 2 ZS Pro Line 2 input.
If anyone wants to think about this, I can supply my Device Manager listings and a list of codecs installed on my system if that helps.
my first post on the forum. A little background informatie: i am using my PCH-100 already about a year. A very good friend of mine showed me GBPVR and I thought "that's what it should look like". So I downloaded the neccesary files, printed the install manual en got started.
All the steps were not that hard to do but the end result is a black screen.
Yesterday we tried a lot of different options with that friend of mine (auto-install, changing path's, changing IP-adresses etc. etc.)
Telnet is working fine, but we still get a black screen when we start GB-PVR.
My friend knows a lot more about Linux than I do and we came to a sort of conclusion that not all mvpmc-processes are running.
I donot know exactly where to look now.
Has anyone encountered the same problem?
Anybody got a clue where to look?
All hints and ideas are welcome.
I am looking forward on using GBPVR but cannot seem to fix this problem.
When I click the info button while viewing a recording it stops the video and kicks me back to the main menu. I recently just switched to vista and never had this problem on my previous install of xp.
Any ideas?
Downloaded your software, and was wondering if there is a way of choosing this as for the intial setup 'HP DVB-T/Analogue TV Tuner' . Its built into my HP Dv51009TX laptop, and was hoping to use your software to try and tune in and pick up New Zealands 'Freeview HD'.
When I go into 'TunningAssitant.exe', All i can see is a whole lot of cards, which I assume are PCI-E or PCI cards?
hello- please can you advise?
The broadcasted version of 24 had closed captioning.
I captured and it played fine, just no closed captionining in GBPVR.
I fired it off to my popcorn hour and ... no closed captioning.
Can someone explain what i need to do to get closed captioning w/ATSC without making a SD DVD or something?
I've made this sticky (closed) thread to post useful information about problems that may arise, or to get useful tips out there. I'll add more information to this thread as we start to get feedback from this new release. If anyone has info they feel should be included here, please PM me.
I was going to reply to my post (subject: latest version - no A/V) but since the website is useless it wouldn't let me login to reply but yet I can login and make a new thread. Anyway, I had to reinstall my PVR-150 drivers and uninstall (repair/modify did not work; i got errors) and reinstall GBPVR before I finally got a picture with audio. For some reason I can select any INput Source under the sun and I still get a picture and audio. What's the point of that and what if I actually did have different sources other than my cable box on S-video that I wanted to record? Why do I now get the same audio and video no matter what input source I select? It's the exact opposite problem I had before (no A/V no matter what source I chose).
